By Anatol Locker
If you want to learn 3D printing, you can’t start early enough. Now here’s a children’s book about a boy and his magical 3D printer. For some days, you can even download it for free.
Fabtotum releases a laser tool head for its multifunctional "Personal Fabricator". With this tool head, you can engrave materials such cardboard, wood or balsa. Also, you can do you own PCBs.
Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner space crew capsules will use more than 600 3D-printed parts. Some of them are even made of plastic.
There are so many great 3D printable designs for Overwatch enthusiasts. This one takes it a bit further by making Mercy’s Staff actually functional.
Action-packed videogame "Earthfall" has an interesting new strategic game element: You’ll have to 3D print your equipment and search for blueprints.
Oil giant BP is studying the impact of 3D printing on their businesses. With its potential of disrupting logistics, it could become a serious threat to the companies.
With 3D printers becoming more affordable, they also can be found at schools. So everything’s A-ok? Not quite. According to a recent study, nine out of ten teachers restrict the access to 3D printers.
Swiss Maker Robotobi came up with a perfect replica of the new Nintendo Switch console. If you want to get hold of a console model before the official launch, this is one to make.
Scientists from Columbia University have developed 3D printed hydrogel-based biobots that navigate through the body and directly deliver medication via external magnets.
Lulzbot announced the new pro "MOARstruder" tool head at CES 2017. With it, you can 3D print a lot faster without compromising too much on print quality.